actress and singer idina menzel, the queen of broadway as she's called by her fans.e for me i'm so high make you move for me ♪ >> i feel things, i do, really strongly. i am theatrical. i am passionate and fiery. i'm very sensitive. and vulnerable. and stupid sometimes. and, you know, so all those things, though, they make us who we are. >> reporter: this album feels like a different side of you that we haven't seen much of before. what was your inspiration for the album? >> i wanted to get up and move and groove, and i wanted people to dance. >> reporter: it's fitting that the album's first single titled "move." ♪ move for me ♪ >> it's pretty much about stepping into your spotlight, if you will, figuratively or literally in my case. and not letting anybody sort of put you in the shadow. disco and dance is something that the women that i've loved all my life -- donna summer, gloria gaynor, barbra streisand -- they all had their dance, disco moments. it's actually this really organic transition. >> reporter: idina, "wickedly" beloved herself. ♪ who can say i've been ch

this is the first show i ever saw on broadway, and it is my broadway debut.—circle moment for me. it meant that for other people and for other young black girls who would come to see me or would see my face and see me playing this role, it meant that they could have a chance and they could see themselves playing a role like this, too, and kind of affirming their hopes and dreams in a way that i didn't necessarily have growing up. when phantom first came to broadway, it actually revolutionised the business. there was a spectacle that was never seen before. the whole package, i mean, the costumes, the music, everything, itjust comes together in a package that, to me, is very hard to duplicate. the phantom happens to be my favourite show of all times, and i've seen this show probably nine times. i plan to see one more time before it closes. instruments tune up that's when i'll be - bawling, on those notes. we've been through a lot with this chandelier over the years. but it's held up. all the circuitry is intact. we've never burned out one piece of wire. i hope

it's the best show off broadway. you know why? her friends again soon, and until then it's the musical love letter keeping her biggest hits in the spotlight where they belong, girlfriends. >> janai: ooh, nailed it. thank you so much, will. >>> all right, now let's get back over to somara for another check of the forecast. >> somara: good morning, janai. as we move into the throes of wildfire season, you can see what's happening in texas. olden, texas, drone footage showing buildings completely charred to the ground. drier air out west really making for this red flag warning environment. so humidity down to 15% in texas, and we do have a red flag warning in parts of washington and oregon and northern california. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on clos >> will: coming up, we're savoring the last days of summer break with hacks to help you preserve produce, tricks to get more life out of your favorite fruits, and some fun for the kids. that's next. look at all that over there. wow, look at thes

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when you go to work, your work is at a broadway theater.rt of a well-established career. but what's it like to be on broadway, to be headlining something like that? >> john david: it's a tremendous blessing. it feels like i'm in the big leagues. like every time i'm going in there i'm part of history. barrymore history, august wilson history, the man who originated the role and playing, sam jackson, his history. >> stephen: sharing the stage. >> john david: sharing the stage with sam jackson. a lot of pressure obviously too but i feel welcomed and i feel like i belong. >> stephen: the play is two hours and 20 minutes long. your character, boy willie, talks for almost the entire thing. it's like king lear. how do you memorize that much material? >> john david: i have no idea. >> stephen: it is a little miraculous to be able to grab that much stuff and hold in your head. >> john david: is a tall task. but it's really about setting my intentions, knowing why i'm saying these words and knowing what i'm saying them too. once i understand, once i

"the phantom of the opera" has been the largest generator of income and jobs in broadway and u.s.am a cat person well, i was -- [ cheers ] -- a total cat person until i saw the "cats" movie [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you can't say -- no -- no you can't - [ applause ] no standing, no standing >> but what happened in the "cats" movie was during the course of it being, as it were, shot -- which i hoped the whole movie would have been -- [ laughter ] but i -- i bought this little puppy. and he's called mojito he's a little -- and he's a little havanese dog. he comes from cuba and that's little 'jiti. >> jimmy: that's you and mojito >> yeah, mojito. [ audience awws and so, you know, one of those things, you know you're allowed to take a therapy -- or dog like that kind on airplanes. you know, you can -- >> jimmy: oh, sure >> but you have to have a doctor's certificate to do it >> jimmy: yes. >> you know that so, i forget which airline it was now, but i said to the airline, "i have to have my little therapy companion dog with me. and they said, "you need a a doctor's letter. and so, i j

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broadway is a long time.ork city come back. over 88,000 -- over 88,000 jobs in the broadway districts. so the stagehands, the ushers. let's hope that, you know? no, that, and i want to see what it means now. i want to see what it means to walk out there as atticus finch posted george floyd's murder. and basically throw what aaron sorkin had written, aaron sorkin's play is about many things, one of which is white blindness. and i think the bloody sunday for people of color was george floyd's murder. and why people said i had no idea that we were only taught one side of american history. i better look into that. so i started reading his book, anderson, you know, get educated because there is a whole -- we have an opportunity in this country right now to welcome in a new america. we really do. >> stephen: i feel the same way, that there is -- i mean, strangely not only in america, the way we approach our civic society, but yet in the arts, there is reasons an opportunity where things are reopening that never clo

she's had huge hits and one notable broadway miss. for a writer, how daunting can that blank piece of paper be? lucy prebble, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. thanks for having me. it is a great pleasure to have you here. now you are very busy right now because a play that you originally wrote in 2012 and put on in 2012 has been revived at the national theatre in london in just the last few days. and it's got me wondering, as you have been heavily involved with the revival, how have you sort of seen the evolution of your own writing and what interests you? have you changed in the decade? yes, i think i have. i mean, it's so interesting to go back to something you wrote just over ten years ago. as you say, 2012 was the first production of it. it's a play called the effect, and it follows... ..it follows two triallists taking part in a clinical trial for a new antidepressant and two doctors running it. and the triallists basically start to fall in love, but don't know whether they are actually falling in love or if it's an effect of

today he's back on broadway with a musical he co-wrote.y talking to bern trying to understand what makes this great artist tick. david byrne, welcome. >> thank you. thanks for inviting me on the show. >> so you have a very wide-ranging talent, but imelda marcos. why? >> why? yes. okay. it's a little story. i had an idea about that i could maybe do a theater project, a musical in a disco, in a discotheque. this was -- i don't know, 20 years ago. i didn't know what to do and i thought wouldn't it be fun if people could dance and they were getting a story at the same time and then years later i read that she loved going to discos in her heyday, and she had a mirror ball installed in her new york townhouse. i googled it up at the time. this was some years ago and i found a video of her dancing under that mirror ball with khashoggi, the arms dealer. i thought, whoa, there's a story here. [ laughter ] and -- and it takes place in that world, in the world of dance clubs and discotheques, so i thought, let me see if i can do some research and see

now she's starring in broadway in "the piano lesson."ielle brooks will also be joining us [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, first of all, i just - before we even get to that, can we bring those cards back real quick because i want to say, you know, it's a hiatus. you're a little worried. and wally, i really rolled with it there go back to, look at that card right there. "orange is the black." [ laughter ] >> everyone knows -- >> seth: and in my head, i knew that wasn't the name of it [ laughter ] and i just on the fly, seamlessly caught it none of you knew [ laughter and applause >> get out of here >> seth: yeah, because now wally is making us pay per word. [ laughter ] today, republicans exploded into absolute chaos, unlike here at this show, on what was supposed to be their first day in charge of the house of representatives, when a revolt by far-right maga members blocked gop leader kevin mccarthy from winning enough votes to become speaker on the first two ballots it's the first time the house has failed to elect a

>> yeah, we were in a play on broadway together.desk. >> seth: so, i'm so glad you -- i feel this is the great unknown thing when people go to broadway shows. 'cause they're so grand and palatial rooms but i'm always blown away by how tiny the dressing rooms are. >> yeah, i mean, literally we had like our desk -- our, like, desk where we put on our makeup was this big we'd put our sleeping bags underneath it and snuggle up together and go take a nap between shows. [ light laughter ] truly about this size. so, you know, like if we didn't become friends, we definitely were going to become enemies in that situation [ laughter ] >> seth: uh, well, it certainly -- it's certainly nice that it worked out this way. >> yeah. >> seth: it must be also nice, obviously telling a story like this that has been both told in the press and told in book form, it's great to do it as a film as well and are megan and jodi -- are they happy with how you've gone about doing it >> i mean, if they aren't happy, they're really acting happy. they're doing a gr

do you go, i know how to do this broadway >> um, a little bit. i was 12 and that was before my voice changed. i was only doing four shows a week then. now i'm doing eight. >> jimmy: wow, you can just imagine it's just so straining on your voice to do -- >> especially -- yeah, this show is -- is not kind to most of the performers in it. and i'm playing jared. i'm very, very excited and -- >> jimmy: wow. when does it begin when -- when do you open >> i open july 19th. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause it is soon >> jimmy: that whole cast of "stranger things" can all sing >> a good portion, yes >> jimmy: it's a talented cast >> some of them much better than i can, yeah >> jimmy: do you -- i think season one, do you remember that you were doing this thing that all the rest of the cast was getting annoyed by you kept singing "oh, my god." [ laughter ] do you remember this we had a - ♪ oh, my god ♪ >> yeah, that one. >> jimmy: yeah, you kept singing oh, my god >> yeah, that one. >> jimmy: and everyone was like, "will you stop saying that?"

there is a new broadway musical here in new york city called "here lies love."e spoke to me about why he was intrigued about the life of imelda marcos, the first lady of the philippines, and why he wanted to turn it into a musical. take a listen. >> i had an idea of doing some kind of musical narrative show in a disco, in a dance club. i wondered could you do a think where the audience is dancing and grooving, and they're somehow getting a story at the same time? ♪ when i read that imelda marcos loved going to discos, she went to studio 54. she turned of the palace in manila into a kind of dance club. ♪ i knew, yeah, that she and her husband ran a dictatorship for many, many years. and so i thought, this is a person who's kind of outrageous, somewhat despicable, but also charming. ♪ and i thought, and maybe that world, the world of a dance club, where it's very kind of hedonistic and slightly decadent is kind of the way it feels if you're a person in power like that. ♪ i'm old enough that the broadway musicals were like "sound of music" and "my fair lady" and th

"would you ever want to do... "..this show for broadway?"orjust being nice. and i said, "absolutely, absolutely." so when we got home, my mother said, "i think he was asking if you wanted to work with him." isaid, "no, no, he would have said that. "he would have said that." so a month after i get home, my phone rings in berkeley, where i live. and he says, "ms goldberg," and his voice was very distinctive, so you always knew who it was. and i said, "hey, hey, mike nichols, how are you?" you know, he said, "i'm well." he said, "i've found a theatre." i said, "you found a theatre? "great." he says, "you don't know what i'm talking about, do you?" isaid, "no." he said, "i want you to bring your show to new york "and i want to produce it." and i said, "wait, wait a minute, are you sure? "because, you know, i'm not always good, "you saw me on a good night." i said, "i'm not sure." he said, "well, think about it, think about it." and i said, "what if i'm terrible?" he said, "have you been terrible before?" isaid, "oh, yeah, many times." he said, "

. >>> tonight, in new york city, the young woman who shoved a beloved 87-year-old broadway singing coach down to the ground, later dying. tonight, that suspect in court. will she go to prison? what happened today. >>> the first republican debate. eight candidates in their first showdown. donald trump a no-show. rachel scott in milwaukee. >>> newly released body camera video tonight. police say a teacher arrested on the first day of school, accused of being drunk in the classroom. what she claimed was in her cup. >>> tonight, india landing on the moon. >>> and america strong. you have to see the baby giraffe in tennessee, now making global headlines tonight because of what's missing. and what happened today. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on this wednesday night. several major stories as we come on the air this evening. rudy giuliani, his mug shot just released. booked in atlanta. donald trump tomorrow. >>> and then, of course, the surreal and deadly scene playing out over russia. a jet falling from the sky, onboard, the leader who was behind that attempted revo

you took it to broadway, a hugely expensive production. yeah. and within a month, it closed. yeah. biggest losses of money on broadway... well, it's certainly in the top few. so, if you drip blood into your creative process, how damaging, how hurtful was that? imean... how hurtful was it? it's a really great question. it felt... the word that comes to mind more than hurt is shame. you feel very ashamed. really? yeah. because, you know, for a while, the eyes of a certain industry are on you, you know? and you feel like everybody�*s watching you fail. and there is a very human feeling of shame to that. also, the shame of losing people like investors�* money and, you know... of course, the huge irony is that that production ended up repeating exactly the journey of enron. this hugely hyped thing turned up on the great white way in broadway with lots of people�*s money in it and just collapsed, very much like the energy company. and i tell you, if i didn�*t know the feeling of the show i was making till then, i did afterwards, you know. and so it was a very... yeah, it... look, success

so when does everything begin for broadway? night at the orpheum theater in san francisco, and we play until next sunday, august 13th. well, congratulations in advance on credit. thank you. great show. and to all the folks in fairfield, she's going to make you proud like she always has been. congratulations very nice meeting you. thank you. it's nice meeting you as well. yes. if you need some extra help on stage. oh, yes. i'll call you in under study. yes. snap your finger. yeah and just a reminder, if you want to see aladdin at broadway, sf tickets are on sale now. it premieres tomorrow and runs through sunday, august 13th at the orpheum theater. all right, time is 951. still to come, the super bowl getting slice and next year. up next here on the nine, we'll look at the first ever alternate presentation of the super bowl. that it'll be packed with all the excitement and green ooze. make sure you stay with us kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was

but are you used to broadway now that you got - you were tony nominated.id "blackbird." >> jimmy: "blackbird." >> and - >> jimmy: that was phenomenal. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did you grow up being a broadway kid or were you one for the theater? >> you know, i started -- the first thing i ever did was theater, so it really is kind of my first love and even singing and dancing was the first thing i did, i was like a chorus kid. and you know, every production of every children's theater thing. and it's just -- >> jimmy: no way >> yeah, it makes me feel like a kid again when i'm on stage. it just makes me feel there's a kind of, like, freedom and expansiveness to it that you really can't get anywhere else >> jimmy: no there's nothing like it, too and also, to see a broadway show, too, i can't help it, no matter - >> it's so exciting, isn't it? >> jimmy: it's so exciting they work so hard, i could never do anything like that at all, what you guys do, what they do. but at the end, i'm always like, with the standing ovation, i get so misty and so emotional

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he had success in broadway. he went to europe to study famously visited the great composer maurice ravel and wanted to take orchestration leg is -- lessons. is actually true, the possible story is that reville said with the money you make from your shows, you should not need composition lessons. gershwin was adjusted in french composers -- interested in the french composers and bringing it together but his broadway background. what we hear in rhapsody blue. host: what is the library of congress's music division and how long has it been around? ms. vita: before i answer i would like to mention something that brings an element of why we have rhapsody in blue and why it is important. we have the original score in the music division. as we examine the score, you find the story that james told you about, the rush composition, they were frantic to get this done. they knew george is going to play the piano piece. he knew what that was. on the actual score, you will find a couple of pages of blank sheets because they di

performed in a broadway theater.hat has been transformed into a disco. ♪ >>> but first, here is my take. for years now, american politics has been shaped by the idea of the chinese shock. the term coined by three economists in a 2016 paper captures the widespread believe that trade with china has resulted in the de-industrialization of significant parts of the u.s. and loss of huge numbers of manufacturing jobs. it is fueled much of trump's trade policy and biden's new industrial policy. all of which is premised on the notion that china presents an existential challenge to america's economic position in the world. now, there are debates as to whether the china shock was as strong as initially suggested. i wonder whether it should have been called the globalization shock. many of the western manufacturing jobs lost had they not gone to china would have gone to other emerging markets. in any event, most agree that the china shock ended about a decade and a half ago. but its political effects remain strong. even though

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you and john obviously communicate all the time, has he been supportive of your new off broadway showeven >> you really find out who your friends are when you put on an off broadway show after your special's been shelved for three years, you really find out and he's been threatened -- no, it's been great. he's my best friend. he comes a lot he is so -- very funnily we'll send texts, like the day the show opened, he sent texts -- a text to bo and i that just said, "do not google the show. [ laughter ] and so, he'll call me and i'll get a voice mail and he's like, "woke up with a bad feeling. tonight's not going to work, i can feel it, don't go out there. [ laughter ] so that's very fun and - >> seth: you grew up in l.a. did you always know that you wanted to be an actor? >> how do i put this yeah [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. did everyone around you also know >> everyone was like, "you have --" no, i just loved attention very young, striving for it at all times, still you might say, can't get enough of it and so, yeah, i mean, i wanted to be an actress, but then comedy, when you lo

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wilkes says they're working with broadway plaza to monitor the situation.e says during large-scale events, broadway plaza will likely be shut down to traffic to help prevent crime and keep everyone safe. in downtown walnut creek. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> wildfires burning close to the california oregon border have frrced people living near the 6 rivers national forest out of their homes. crews are struggling to contain the smith river complex fire tonight. more than 40,000 acres have burned the smith river complex is not just one fire. it's composed of 27 separate fires. the flames are in extremely rugged terrain with limited access. and while we may have gotten a lot of rain around here this winter, that part of california actually have below average rainfall leaving the vegetation, drier than usual. the winds also not doing firefighters any favors. there's a red flag warning issued for the fire area with gusts potentially reaching 40 miles an hour. the fires are also set to hurt our air quality. on that. let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrenc

million years did i ever think it would make it to broadway because broadway didn't have things like-- it's stunning. >> jimmy: it's good. it's stunning. but it's also funny too. >> yes >> jimmy: we've had them on the show the cast was just amazing. and when you see everyone get together, you go, "oh, my god. of course, this is the best. and then won best musical. >> it won best musical >> jimmy: congratulations. >> yes [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: go see it! go see it. we had -- we had our -- our pal, jane fonda, was on the show the other day >> oh. >> jimmy: and she -- she showed us a picture of this movie that she's working on >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and it's her, rita moreno -- it is lily tomlin. it is sally field. >> it is sally field, yes. >> jimmy: and billy porter, and tom brady. >> yes >> jimmy: that's the ca -- >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: yes, dude. that is the cast [ laughter ] what can you tell us >> carrying some other people too. yes, it's -- it's called "'80 for brady," and it follows the 2016 super bowl, i think, where he came back you know, that's not my ministry [ laug

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this is what we're watching, the slowing north 880 around the approach to the broadway exit. tow truck should be arriving any second and that will result in a little more slowing. traffic is still able to get by with minor delays. over here, a minor delay for the midday game, but, remember, the postgame traffic will blend in with the post work traffic, so there may be more congestion past the coliseum. over here, chase center, cirque du soleil, they're now in san francisco, and this will be through the weekend. keep that in mind for evenings if you're traveling by that area. overall things are moving smoothly. the san jose build is just happening on schedule. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:39. there's a shocker for a kayaker on the peninsula. coming up next on "today in the bay," their close encounter with a shark. >>> today is the day for the big gop debate, and big developments in the case in georgia. we'll have the latest. >>> plus, new developments in maui. authorities say the number of missing continues to grow from the recent firestorm. ahead on "today in the bay,"